St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-29


building already rented, at nearly 81 600
per annum. The Stephens Library as
ISOLATION will be given the use of the
library room free, as the library is in
tended for working men and their fami
lies.
ORDER OF PARADE.
Following is the order of the parade
for to-day.
Marshal in-Chief-C. W. Curtiss.
Aide-H. +. Brady.
Platoon of Police.
AIillard 4 Thyle's Band.
FIRST DIVISION.
John A. ArneSun, Marshal.
Norwegian Rifles.
Swedish Guards.
L. p. Plummer Drum Corps
l.. p Plummer Post, q. A. II.
G. c. Washburn Post G. A. Il.
SECOND DIVISION.
saltwater Societies.
ST. Paul Societies.
THIRD DINISIoN.
o. 4. Erickson, Marshal. -,.-a
Normanna Band.
Normanna Society.
Erickson Sailors.
Crusaders II. A. Society.
FOURTH DIVISION.
A. j. Mcdaniel, Marshal.
Shubert's Band
Typographical Union.
Cigarmakers Union.
StonecuterS Association.
Carpenters Brotherhood Protective AsSoc'n.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Martin Mcfale, Marshal.
Coopers' Band.
Coopers' Protective Association.
North Star Labor Club.
East Side Labor Club.
Minnehaha Protective Association.
Franklin Club.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Commodore Berghauser, Marshal.
West Minneapolis Turnverein Drum Corps.
Dirigo Literary Club.
Sumner Aid Association.
Street Car Drivers Association.
Boilermakers Association.
Scandinavian Labor Club.
Railway Employees Benefit Association.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
W. W. Hubbard, Marshal.
Carriage-Rev. d. Morgan, Rev. James, Nc
Golrick, Hon. A. A. Ames.
CarriagemVietor Drury' ). p, MeGaug ny, I.
W. Brosnan, j. L. Woolsey.
City Council. /
Board of Trade.
Chamber of Commerce.
Citizens in Carriages.
LINE C=' MARCH.
The First division will form on Second
avenue south, right resting on Washing
ton avenue: second division form on
Bridge square, right resting on First
street; Third division form on Third
street, right resting on Second avenue
south; Fourth division form on Second
avenue south, right resting on Third
street: Fifth division form on Fourth
street, right resting on Second avenue;
Sixth division form on Second avenue,
right resting on Fourth street; Seventh
division form on Third street, south of
Second avenue.
The line of march will be: Second
avenue south to Washington, up Wash
ingtOn to Hennepin, down Hennepin to
Bridge square, UP NicOllet to Fifth
street, down Fifth to Eighth avenue
south, down Eighth avenue to the
building.
The committee on arrangements re-
quest that all who are to participate in
the parade will be in their respective
places as assigned in the different
divisions at lis p. m sharp. 1t is de-
sired that organizations wishing to take
part in the parade who have not yet re-
ported will hand in their names this
evening at ~ Third street south, to
enable the marShal-in-chief to make
proper arrangement.
LAYING THE STONE.
The exercises at the building will be
under charge of j. p. McGaughey, mas
ter of ceremonies, and will be as follows:
Music. Millard d. Thyle's band.
Song, THE Star Spangled Banner" male
quartette.
Prayer, Rev. D. Morgan, of ST. Paul
Address by Master of Ceremonies j. P. Nc
Gaughey.
Address of welcome, Mayor A. A. Ames.
Address by the president of the X. of l..
Building association.
Music, Cooper's band. 8,
Laying the corner stone by ] p. .McGaughey
representing the general assembly; W. T.
Brosnan, of the district assembly;J. U.Wool-
sey, V. S., Mr. GustafSon and George W
Parish, of the local assembly.
Dedicatory hymn by the male quartette.
Grafton by Victor Drury.
Address by Miss Marion Todd.
Closing, Rev. James McGolrick.